Sentence examples for supported by arguments from inspiring English sources

Conclude with your position as to the potential role of artificial creativity in designing supported by arguments.

Mention should not be omitted that the integration of religious instruction within the school system as practiced in Champaign is supported by arguments drawn from educational theories as diverse as those derived from Catholic conceptions and from the writings of John Dewey.

Accordingly, he clarified and supported by arguments relevant related terms, data sources and analytical approaches.

The theory is loosely formulated, inelegantly expressed, and supported by arguments that to modern readers may in places seem rudimentary or simplistic.

This latter procedure may, it is true, be occasionally employed when we have a bad case which requires to be supported by arguments drawn from matters foreign to the case.

Accordingly, David Miller has usefully distinguished two ways in which Ascriptivist theories can be supported: by arguments to show that nations need states or by arguments to show that states need to be mono-national.

Whether atheism is true, however, depends not on how it got to where it is now, but on how well supported by argument and evidence it now is.

Yet there are further inversion scenarios, supported by argument, that the representationalist must take seriously.

If it is to be accepted, it must be supported by argument.

This confident answer to the question is not however supported by argument or even survey, and seems to assume unanimity amongst the "we" of a pluralistic, democratic community that is unlikely to obtain.

It is not until much later in Timaeus' discourse (51b7 e6) that forms are mentioned for the first time, and their existence is argued for on the basis of the distinction (itself supported by argument) between understanding and (true) opinion.